

| Subject: | Re: Foam Roller paint your Vanagon with tremclad/rustoleum |
| From: | TC |
| Date: | Wed, 26 Apr 2006 13:50:47 -0700 |
> Sounds interesting, but Tremclad would not be my choice of paints - over the years, I have > used it for many areas, and it does not stand up well compared with a good quality enamel > paint. Mind you, I haven't tried the tremclad automotive paints, they may be better. Tremclad > white has a tendency to yellow with age, so I don't know how colour stable the other colours > would be also. Looks like Shawn is right on Good afternoon Thank-you for contacting Rust-Oleum Consumer Brands Canada. Our Tremclad is an Alkyd enamel oil base paint and it will yellow overtime. Excessive and repeated heat can accelerate the yellowing process. However the Tremclad is not an automotive paint and is not as tough as an automotive paint. We would not recommend it on a vehicle. You can not tint the Tremclad yourself, beside the colours that are manufactured, Canadian Tire and Rona have the ability to mix 80 other colours in that line. If you have any other questions please contact us at 1-800-387-9879. Regards, Rust-Oleum Canada Technical Support
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